Chapter 606: Chapter 580 Small eting
Whether it’s luck or not, Gao Yi certainly has many connections.
If it were soone else, they might have been stuck in a bind at this mont, but for Gao Yi, once the situation beca clear, especially after understanding exactly what Yuri and his group wanted, things actually beca simpler.
It’s just a few helicopters. As long as the US Army has them, Gao Yi can get it done.
Yuri had a great reminder: don’t beg others for planes; instead, make them beg to give you planes.
Let’s do just that!
As for how to do it specifically, that depends on how Gao Yi plans it.
The military has to be involved, but having only the military isn’t enough; the CIA must join as well. This isn’t about stealing credit or passing the buck, but because such situations require everyone’s participation to avoid future trouble.
But even the combined efforts of the Pentagon and the CIA are not enough; the White House must nod in agreent.
Since the White House must join in, then the Kremlin must also participate.
Northeastern University cannot be left out either.
When Gao Yi said he knew who to find to handle this matter, he wasn’t thinking of one person, but a group of people.
Thinking it over, the first call still had to go to Panetta. Without any hesitation, Gao Yi dialed the number and, once Panetta answered, he unhesitatingly said, “The CIA must quickly provide the White House with an extrely urgent report. Ben’s nuclear attacks are definitely going to escalate. According to your instructions, the latest intelligence from the spies we dispatched into the Soviet Restoration Committee indicates they plan to detonate two nuclear bombs in Ben, and they’ve also placed several nuclear bombs in Moscow, ready to detonate.”
“Huh? What?”
Panetta was stunned by this news, and he incredulously asked, “What? Are you serious?”
“It’s true. Here’s the situation: if we can’t et Amos’s demands, they will detonate nuclear bombs in Moscow. But if we can et Amos’s demands, the nuclear bombs will only detonate in Ben. This is the specific situation…”
Since cooperation with multiple parties is required, nothing can be hidden anymore. Honesty and sincerity are necessary.
Now, Gao Yi is not an implenter of a conspiracy, much less a creator; he is the hero preventing these things from happening, a great hero, and also a coordinator organizing cooperation among multiple nations.
Gao Yi roughly explained Yuri’s situation.
Panetta was extrely shocked but quickly regained his composure and swiftly pinpointed a breakthrough and grasped the key points.
Panetta suddenly said in a profound tone, “I understand; this incident could beco the greatest achievent in the history of the CIA—preventing a world-destroying conspiracy.”
“Yes.”
“However, to complete the entire plan, we must get cooperation from the Pentagon, and given the scale of this terror attack, it also requires the White House’s approval.”
Finishing with a somber note, Panetta suddenly changed the topic and said, “I want to be the one to deliver the report to the White House before the Pentagon.”
Gao Yi calmly said, “I think it would be best to conduct a roundtable eting. Russia is so anxious that it’s almost jumping up and down; they have to do sothing too. Most importantly, we need Russia to understand its situation. So, let’s convene a small eting first, then call Russia to a eting.”
“Yes, close the door and have a small security consultation eting. Now, you contact the military personnel, and I’ll contact the White House. There is only one requirent: Amos is ours to handle.”
“No problem.”
Gao Yi hung up the phone without overthinking, as ti was indeed pressing.
Gao Yi dialed Grasse’s number, and once Grasse answered, he said in a low voice: “I can contact Kanter directly, but a massive rit exists, and even if you’re not on site, you must participate. So, tell Kanter to co see imdiately, and find a way to maintain your presence in this crisis, in whatever form that may be.”
Grasse didn’t understand what Gao Yi was planning, but he thought for a mont and said, “I can’t participate more deeply; just give credit for providing intelligence. That’s the most I can demand, along with credit for the initial discovery.”
“You decide. Hurry up, ti is tight, get Kanter here imdiately. And have him invite General Snyder to co with him.”
Grasse was extrely surprised and said, “General Snyder? Stationed Commander in Ben, General Snyder?”
Kanter was reporting the situation to General Snyder, unaware of the recent occurrences, but relaying ssages through Kanter constantly was too cumberso.
Gao Yi confidently said, “Yes, let General Snyder co along, and have them arrange a conference room, because the President might attend the video conference in person next.”
Grasse took a deep breath, exclaid, “I’ll just ask…never mind, I won’t ask. I’ll contact Kanter imdiately.”
Grasse hung up the call, and soon, Kanter called back.
Kanter’s tone was very urgent as he said in a low voice, “I’m briefing the General; what happened? Why do you require an imdiate eting with the General, and why prepare a conference room?”
Gao Yi replied in a low voice, “New developnt, very urgent; the White House will join the eting, so we should hurry up; there’s no ti to waste.”
Kanter covered the phone, not sure what he was saying, but soon he spoke in a low voice, “Soone will take you to a conference room. Better handle this without any hitches. Man, forget it, I trust you. Now we have to sink or swim together on this one.”
Without speaking further, soon enough, a uniford officer ca to fetch Gao Yi, along with four ard soldiers.
Gao Yi couldn’t take anyone with him at this mont, but he understood since the upcoming eting was sure to be highly classified and high-level.
Gao Yi entered a small yet highly ranked conference room.
Or rather, it was the warti liaison room of the command post in Japan, capable of establishing direct contact with the White House and communicating with any command center in the world.
The room was quite full; Gao Yi noticed that there were three generals present, and a middle-aged man sitting in the middle was the only lieutenant general.
How should I greet them?
While Gao Yi was hesitating, Kanter stepped forward and pointed to Gao Yi, saying, “This is the Gardener. Gardener is a Senior Agent of the CIA. This is General Snyder. Gardener, please report the situation you have to the general.”
Hmm, they gave Gao Yi a subordinate identity from a brotherly unit, which is better than being the head of an assassin organization.
Gao Yi thought for a mont, and said, “Please wait a mont, there should be a secret eting.”
Snyder frowned, looking at Gao Yi with eyes that were anything but friendly.
It makes sense, no one likes soone making a big scene on their own turf, especially sothing earth-shattering.
If this crisis isn’t handled well, Snyder’s career could be over; the position he worked hard for decades to achieve might not last, so it’s no wonder he did not feel positively towards Gao Yi.
As far as the secret eting goes, Snyder might not feel nervous. Ever since two nuclear bombs exploded, he had convened or participated in several ergency etings, so it wouldn’t be Gao Yi’s place to act superior in front of him.
However, Snyder had not decided what attitude to adopt towards Gao Yi when he took a phone call.
After receiving a call on a large handheld phone, Snyder’s expression beca solemn. He imdiately and respectfully said, “Yes, General.”
The General of Generals had called; Snyder’s face still showed signs of shock, but he quickly told the soldiers in uniform sitting in front of the big screen, “Connect to the Pentagon’s direct line, connect to the White House’s video line, all personnel leave.”
After saying this, Snyder looked at the generals beside him and said solemnly, “All personnel leave!”
If it had been a regular eting, they certainly wouldn’t have the commanders or the chiefs of staff leave, but the eting being held was undoubtedly unusual.
Emphasizing for everyone to leave, Snyder looked at Gao Yi and said, “Gardener, please stay. You…stay as well.”
All the high-ranking individuals left, leaving only Kanter, who was originally insignificant, and Gao Yi.
Gao Yi was the host, so he obviously couldn’t leave.
People started appearing on several large screens, but there weren’t many. There was only one person in a general’s uniform and one in a suit. Gao Yi didn’t recognize them initially, but soon, two familiar faces appeared on the big screen.
One was Panetta, and the other was the President.
The President spoke hurriedly, “Everyone has received the intelligence brief, but I would like the Gardener to give a detailed introduction to the situation.”
Gao Yi stepped forward, and upon seeing his image on the big screen, he said in a deep voice, “The nuclear explosion in Japan was orchestrated by the Soviet Restoration Committee. My people have infiltrated this organization, and now, I can directly contact Amos, who controls the organization. The situation is very dangerous because they have planted many nuclear bombs in Moscow, ready to be detonated at any ti.”
After saying this simply, Gao Yi thought for a mont and said, “If Moscow suffers a severe nuclear strike, they will certainly retaliate, and I don’t need to elaborate on that. The current situation is, I can prevent Amos’s conspiracy and capture Amos, but there is a precondition that their demand must be t to create a ground-level nuclear explosion at Mount Fuji.”
Gao Yi began to elaborate on the complex structure and relationships within the Soviet Restoration Committee. After explaining this, he calmly said, “That’s the situation. How to proceed, please resolve it.”
Protect Japan or protect themselves.
There’s no choice; it’s better you than .
Gao Yi didn’t make any decisions; he rely stated the current situation, leaving the resolution up to them.
The simplest solution is laid out there, so let them choose.
General Snyder didn’t speak, and the President didn’t utter a word, because whoever gives the order will be held accountable for whatever happens in Japan.
Maybe no one knows now, but once the secret is leaked in the future, it could an being nailed to the pillar of sha.
However, for Gao Yi, it’s different. If this matter were to be exposed one day, he would be honored, possibly earning a whole page in the family annals, and the archway in his honor could extend over two miles.
But since no one was talking now, Gao Yi had to take the initiative one more ti.
“Uh, I can deal with Amos, but the biggest problem now is there’s no aircraft.”
Snyder didn’t speak; he was the highest-ranking leader on the frontline, but it wasn’t his place to make the decision at this eting.
However, how could those higher up give this command? Snyder lacked the insight, the nerve, and the courage to relieve his superiors’ worries.
At this mont, Kanter quietly gestured to Snyder from the side.
Snyder felt helpless; he made a firm decision, whispering, “Helicopters will do; I will allocate you two…no, four helicopters.”
Gao Yi whispered, “Japan’s Aviation Self-Defense Force might intercept…”
Snyder exhaled, saying, “They won’t. Uh, if soone intercepts, then… shoot them down!”
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